I know one judge. He was alway humble. He was not sharp and quick like other judges.
Many times he made mistakes also. But he was open to feedback.
If he had made some mistake, and if someone will point it out. He will try to relook at his mistake.
He once said, "This is a process. We all are passing through a process."
Perhaps, he meant to say like this.
The disputes between human beings first arise on ground zero of reality.
Then some of them comes to court. Here trial court lawyers and judges apply their legal knowledge to disputes.
Then High Court and Supreme Court do the same things from a higher perspective.
But basically this is a process.
Some human beings among us are not so perfect. Some of us are corrupt. Some are honest. Some are intelligent. Some are dull.
We all try to self-correct ourselves by using several social machineries.
Judicial system is one such machinary. We lawyers, judges, litigants run this machinery,
Here, tomorrow is always going to be better then yesterday. Because today we are engaged in studying what mistakes we made yesterday. And how we should have done things.
Try to apply this principle in your own life.
You may be occupied in any work. Your tomorrow's work is going to be better than your yesterday's work.
Because, we are passing through a process. We all are a part of process of evolution of human beings.
Haresh Raichura
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